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Kerala’s Gen Z is breaking fashion stereotypes and making a statement that is fluid and inclusive

The proposed new enrollment system aims to assign classes more equitably to students, rather than abiding by a first-come, first-serve "winner takes all" method, according to computer science professor Phil Lewis who first proposed the system last October.

The Lotus gives you Jedi powers, sort of.

Motorists are advised to expect delays and exercise caution this Sunday, January 12th, as the Goslings and Hamilton Princess Rum to the Beach race takes place. The race, starting at 8:30 am outside

President Joe Biden on Wednesday canceled the final overseas trip of his presidency just hours before he was set to depart for Rome and the Vatican, choosing to remain in Washington to monitor the response to devastating fires raging in California

THIEVES have ransacked Wrexham’s multi-million pound academy training ground.

UGC to discuss supernumerary seat policy for international students

A host of Bermudian athletes have earned recognition in the latest North America, Central American and Caribbean Athletics Association (NACAC) Indoor Track & Field Rankings. The rankings, which hig

The Annual Police Rugby Duckett Memorial matches will take place on January 11th 2025 at the Police Recreational Club in Prospect. Both Men’s and Ladies’ Police Rugby teams will compete against th

The SIP contribution during the last month stood at Rs 26,459 crore compared to 25,320 crore in November.

With Budget 2025 approaching, excitement is growing in the stock market, particularly around fertilizer stocks. These stocks often gain attention as investors anticipate increased government spending on rural programs, potentially boosting agricultural demand and benefiting fertilizer companies.

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi inspires NCC cadets to aspire big and excel as future leaders. He highlights their role in nation-building and praises their community service efforts. Gen Dwivedi reaffirms the army's support for NCC, noting cadet participation in various training programs, including an upcoming Mount Everest expedition.

Altman and his family denied Ann Altman’s accusations, calling them ‘deeply hurtful and entirely untrue’

Indias practice game in Dubai ICC monitors stadium renovation in Pakistan

Francesco Molinari will bid for a second win as captain of Continental Europe.

The centres were opened after the stampede, which killed six devotees and the 1.2 lakh tokens were exhausted within a few hours

Millennials said they'd never be like their baby boomer parents. But from their wealth to their suburban homes, they're not that different.

The Fat Tire Massive Mountain Bike race season is set to resume this Sunday, January 12th at Southlands. With three race days already under their belts, riders are vying for top spots across various d

The supermarket giant saw UK and Ireland like-for-like sales, excluding fuel and VAT, rise 3.7% in the six weeks to January 4 and record trading in the week before Christmas

"I think if we try for $2 trillion, we've got a good shot at getting one," Musk told political strategist Mark Penn.

Three years after receiving the initial recommendation, the greenkeeping team at The Worcestershire Golf Club is continuing to discover the benefits of running its 2-stroke equipment on Aspen Fuel.

A Pakistan Cricket Board official has ensured that preparations for the Champions Trophy are on track, with renovations at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and the National Bank Stadium in Karachi to be completed by early February. The tournament begins on February 19, with India playing their matches in Dubai as part of an agreement between the ICC, PCB and BCCI.

Hacks actress Jean Smart has called on networks set to televise upcoming awards shows to forego the telecasts and instead donate the revenue to victims and firefighters affected by the L.A. wildfires. “With ALL due respect, during Hollywood’s season of celebration, I hope any of the networks televising the upcoming awards will seriously consider NOT televising […]

A leader of Japan's Yakuza crime syndicate who tried to sell Iran weapons-grade plutonium has pleaded guilty to charges of trafficking narcotics, weapons and nuclear material.